[Brilliant]

I thought they had the technology to read a license plate from that altitude. Why do we have to settle for these photos?

[Bahbah]

Are the big things bunkers, the thing the yellow arrow is pointing to a truck, and what is the red arrow supposed to be pointing to, if anyone knows?

[Redbob]

So what's this I hear at the coffee machine this morning that a TV station in Minneapolis has tape of US soldiers entering the bunker at al KaKa, slicing the IAEA seal, and finding it full of explosives, just a day or two after the invasion?

[TonyInOhio]

Wait a minute - Aaron Brown showed this pic on CNN last evening, and said it "didn't prove anything."

Since he's a trained photoanalyst, why should I believe the Pentagon?

[AmericanMade1776]

[superdad]

NYTimes and CBS will report that the trucks were delivering more explosives that are missing. Bush is at fault.

[conservativecorner]

The MSM is in bed with sKerry on this and other stories of fiction. Thank you for providing this sat photo showing large trucks at the site prior to our liberation of Iraq.

[airborne]

There was a soldier with the 101ST on Hannity (radio)a few days ago who said he was with the unit that stopped at Al-QaQaa.

He mentioned that he walked around the bunkers and remembers a number of tire tracks and footprints around several of the bunkers.

He didn't see any large stockpiles except damaged rockets and mortar tubes.

[Eagle9]

This reconaissance picture, released yesterday, shows two trucks parked outside one of the 56 bunkers of the Al Qa Qaa Explosive Storage Complex on March 17, 2003, prior to the U.S. invasion of Iraq. (AP)

[igoramus987]

If MSM is right and the HDX/RDX explosives remained, then it is only logical to conclude that the Heavy Trucks were removing WMDs.

[Stateline]

Al KaKa equals Kerry.....

[nw_arizona_granny]

ping